The "if you can't beat 'em, eat 'em" strategy for controlling exotic species could backfire, a new analysis warns
College graduates take note: Your dream career as a robot psychologist or nasal technologist is just around the corner
Everyone knows the "Golden Girls" actress for her long television career, but she is just as proud of her work with zoos
Even in democratic nations, mothers and daughters are held back from basic freedoms
How a ditch irrigation system in the arid Southwest became the backbone of local democracy
This week, watch a documentary about Hawaiian music, enjoy a performance of Dominican merengue and Haitian méringue, and chow down at ZooFari
Some males take decades to fully mature; this arrested development can improve their odds of mating success
It wouldn't seem to be. But social TV, where people interact with their friends on a second screen while they're watching a show, may be boosting ratings
King Kong's fearsome Brontosaurus found a home in an out-of-the-way Utah museum
The Millennium Seed Bank has set out to collect 25 percent of the world's plant species by 2020—before it is too late
From saints to sinners, some Mother's Day movies you may have overlooked
The renowned physicist enjoyed the sensation of weightlessness while 24,000 feet over the Atlantic
Tonight, the Hirshhorn's nightly 360-degree projection, SONG 1, comes alive with an outdoor concert
Ernest Hemingway popularized the cosmopolitan lifestyle of Paris, but he missed out every day he wasn't walking through the forested hills of Périgord
Why are the lees at the bottom of a wine or cider barrel named for your female parent?
The History Channel presents self-appointed challengers of science who take on the idea that aliens caused the extinction of non-avian dinosaurs
Seventy-five years later, opinions still vary on what caused the airship to explode so suddenly
Celebrate living well with Mom this weekend at Garden Fest, the Bolivian Festival and at the Steinway series with Mendelssohn Piano Trio
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